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Considering it is cash-positive small company, someone might be crushing them and we would have no way to know. It seems the flurry of positive press that they
by aub3bhat 11y ago
Considering it is cash-positive small company, someone might be crushing them and we would have no way to know. It seems the flurry of positive press that they were getting seemingly ended in 2012 ~ 2013. Not that it reflects as an evidence towards their impending demise, but there is little evidence to contrary. Even with a company that has ideal/fair distribution of profit, the inherent smaller size translates into a higher risk.
- justinclift 11y agoAlso note their product is/was based on Adobe Flash (now Air?), which is increasingly unpopular, if not being phased out in many places due to it's terrible security record.
- balsamiq 11y agoNot for long... ;)
- justinclift 11y agoThat's excellent news. :)
- balsamiq 11y agoI think if someone would be crushing us, we'd find out pretty quickly, as our sales would decline. So far, they've done just the opposite. Here's my latest yearly status update: https://blogs.balsamiq.com/team/2016/02/05/looking-back-at-2015/ https://blogs.balsamiq.com/team/2016/02/05/looking-back-at-2... - with revenue charts! :)
- justinclift 11y agoReading through that, the "native HTML/JS editor" is welcome information. The "We started the year by building a proof-of-concept application on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, and HTML/JS." is good for Linux support. Any chance of BSD support as well? :)